Re: Apple Watch Order status follow-up
Let me recap some. It was widely put out that Apple had ordered 5-6 million watches. Then we learn that they could only produce 1.5-2 million for the "launch" and with this in mind I stayed up til 2am to place my order. Why? So I could get a watch on April 24! I ordered in Texas the 42mm SS Milanese and thought I had succeeded with a delivery date of 4/24-5/8. But now it's the 22nd and I'm still at just Processing! No more games will I play with Apple by staying up late. If Apple would just be honest with us I would be happy! Now we learn that watches are being made from orders to keep inventory down. And worse yet, preorders 2 for Italy and others will start on May 8! Come on Apple, really? How about filling the orders you already have! So disappointed in Tim Cook and Company. And while they think they are smart to give gold watches to select "privileged" few, these folks are no more important than the average person who just wants to be treated equally!
Let me recap your recap. Someone said Apple had 5 million watches (but Apple wasn't that someone). Then we learned they can only produce 1.5 to 2 million (but the educator who taught us this wasn't Apple).
How dare they start pre-orders in another country without filling orders in this one?! (It's called planning). And those jerks gave a gold watch (that you didn't purchase, so how does this affect you) to the priveleged few (taste makers, well known in fashion/pop culture).
I bet you're on the way to the Acura dealership now to get your deposit back for the new NSX you saw in the Avengers movie a few years ago. That damn Tony Stark, so privileged.
We're all waiting. If you wanted one of the 5 million announced watches, or 1.5 to 2 million announced watches, purchase it from the company that told you that was the case. Oh, they aren't selling apple watches? Looks like you have to buy from Apple, who didn't say anything other than, "Here's a device, you have to buy it online, here's your shipping date, you'll probably get it by then."